we are only looking at the cu. this is an unusual case. never in six years has the project come packaged with the way it has. to answer that question, would you please explain the process and how these things normally come together? scott sanchez: what is before the planning commission today is the request on the conditional authorization, for the formula used. the second item i will be considering is the rear your variance, with the addition of the stairs and the buccaneers, which provide open space for the units. this is unique, because they are doing multiple things here. they are rebuilding the unit. there were configuring some of these units. we have divided the building permits to those that were interior. i believe the permits for the interior work have already been approved. i think a lot of the concerns raised here today deal with rent issues, best addressed by the rent board. i can give the best advice to the people who came to speak on this item. >> there was a sense of urgency, so we did want to package it, even though not all o

in looking at the physical impact, i do not see any reason to turn down the cu. commissioner antonini: what i am hearing from at&t, in regards to concerns, is if there are concerns and measurements or frequency of emissions, they can contact at&t. if that is not easy to find, i would ask that the project sponsor contact members of the community to make sure they can find them. that is what we need to have for assurances that the emissions are what they are slated to be. i would move approval. commissioner sugaya: second. president fong: the public comment portion is closed, i am afraid. if you have a question, maybe you can speak with a staff person assigned to this particular item. >> emotion on the floor is for approval. -- the motion on the floor is for approval. [roll is called] the motion passed unanimously. you are now on item 13, case 2011.1005c for 1801 broadway. staff is -- president fong: we will give her a second, there. >> good afternoon. before you today is another proposal by at&t to install a wireless communications facility at 1801 broadway street

since this commission granted the cu, a formal request was needed. >> rather than -- first republic decided rather that instead of going through the appellate progress, they would rather not have the branch? >> that's correct. >> they made the decision not to pursue at the port of appeals? >> that's right. it is beyond us at that point anyway, but that is surprising. i think the vote was fairly overwhelming in favor. >> there were additional complications. the formula retail controls did become effective, so i don't know if that influenced the decision. they would have needed it badly for the financial services granted -- skip that -- they were grandfathered in because when you heard the formula retail ordinance, there was a provision added week grandfather in anyone with existing applications. i am not sure why they withdrew the application. >> our measure was because of the square footage. >> -- for that particular financial institution commercial district as opposed to the formula retail. what they have to come back to s for that or just have the appeal heard at the board of supervisors?

so a few down toward the cu culpepper area. we'll talk more about those sh showers coming our way, plus the latest on our tropical storm out there. in in a minute. >>> a gas leak for several st stories and movie theater to be evacuated today near the capital center in largo, about 3:30 everyone at the magic johnson theater was told to leave. the cause is not known at this point. >> >>> a teen drove an suv into th this house. it happened here along miller road in oakton, new jersey. the driver suffered a medical emergency behind the wheel. he's expected to be okay. there's no serious damage. >>> it didn't take police long to make the arrest in the murder of a -- darcy spencer is live at police headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: there have been a lo lot of developments in this investigation throughout the day. police early on thought this was an attempted robbery over some tennis shoes. they're backing away from that, bu but they still believe it was an attempted robbery that led to t the shooting. as you mentioned, a susp

the obama's policies would -- paul ryan and mitt romney today seizing on the latest numbers from the cus that suggests median income has tan a -- has taken a big hit. here's how ryan warned the crowd about the impact of the obama economy. >> president obama's ideas aren't working when he came in office he and his party controlled it all they passed everything on the agenda item now we are suffering the cons kwepbtss as a result. >> reporter: ryan says the answer to the question about the president's desire for four more years it ought to be one term and done. romney and ryan part company the next few days mr. ryan will receive the vice presidential nomination wednesday night and he will stand with his running mate the top of the ticket mitt romney thursday night when he will complete the nomination and accept it from the delegates in tampa the roll call ballot was moved to monday to get that out of the way leaving primetime coverage for the rest of the week to be the best produced events as well as the romney-ryan agenda plenty of criticism of president obama. tuesday night would be we d

and it's also on the main road to dam has cus. if the rebels take aleppo, it could be the turning point. already, women and children have fled aleppo. this, syria's largest city. as we drive in the outskirts of aleppo, it's a sprawling, quiet scene of almost total devastation. out of the rubage a woman who took us to her house. now, she lives here alone. i have no idea where my family went, shy went. i'm brave. this is my house, these are my neighbors. inside, the spors room where she lives. no power, no electricity. we have nothing, she said. and still, i will stay. our driver then tells us we have to leave. assad forces have been known to shell if they catch wind of journalists around. we head south to scene of some of the worst fighting of the civil war. most villages we past are guard bid free syrian fighters. walking through the streets of this village, life at first appears normal. but it's not long before the signs of the conflict surface. the burned-out buildings, units of rebel fighters driving around, graph fitty supporti

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last month we spoke with tom cu lligan the senior vice president and i asked him what specific markets racion is targeting and what products will be most appealing in those markets. >> first and foremost we're not conceding any markets whether it's u.s. or international. even here in europe where things have really taken hit over the last couple of years there's still some really bright spots in the market and spots we benefited in. we manage dodd keep our basic -- to keep our basic sales up even in a flat to down market. but in all honesty, the strength markets right now are middle east and north asia are playly strong but cestuis is picking up as well. -- southeast asia is picking up strong as well. >> are any product lines going to be more attractive than others? i mean for example you have stuff that's across the board to the lot. what are some of the -- ones that you are really putting your most faith on? >> as you noted we have a wide variety: some 8,000 different programs that we monitor with inside racion and we do cross the entire board and spectrum of different technologies a

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the delegate were left in suspense on the floor of the cu vengs. we are -- convention. bs got in front of it, sounded like it was going to be reagan/ford and you had somebody coming up to you saying don't believe it. >> jim thompson, governor of illinois had buttons made up, reagan/ford wearing them inside his jacket, i went to do an interview with him at 11:00 at night and bob dole came down and said to me, what did he just tell you? i said he just all but said it's going to be reagan/ford. senator dole said that's not going to happen. we have to shut this down. he left the floor with howard baker, went over to the hotel and whatever transpired, transpired. somebody came running on to the convention floor and as chris wallace happy to tell you -- >> they shut it down. >> dole went over with baker, they shut it down. >> said we got to get this concluded in some fashion. how much they had an impact in shutting it down i don't know. i know the reagan kitchen cabinet so-called [ inaudible ] and williams smith didn't like the idea of handing it off to the vice president. as

lowest level in four months which means lower supply ten chile holds him on from the world's biggest girls in our school cus russians are getting deeper into debt as the crisis in the bank loans to people are growing three times quicker than corporate m russians remember the lessons from previous financial struggles. well fear itself and all folding prizes are scooping russia a slump in the oil prize a ruble collapse like in the mines is what the russians doing about it well they go shopping but they are born with more money than average to do so present card debt is expected to rise almost eighty five percent this year it is already thirty three percent and that is adding words above market minimum twenty four percent interest when a crisis threatens to appearance historic tighten their belts postponing big purchases such as cars and houses by most of the russians this july for example newton's two hundred fifty thousand new cars were sold here in russia while the pre-crisis peaks in two thousand and eight mortgages already. this figure is expected to truthful by the year and despite the fact that the russ

the wrong tape there. >> yes, we did. >> when they cued them up on the "today" show, we don't know how many takes that tookpressure was on live tv. >> they are only 11 months old after all. little alexis was fine. they were crying a bit. just before the segment aired, the girls did dance together in the greenroom. their parents say the youtube video first took off when ellen degeneres put it on her page. >> we do. let's take a look. ♪ [ crying ] >> it's okay. it's all right. >> i don't know who's crying, whether that's chloe or alexis, but the other one is not having any of it. >> they knew they weren't in the kitchen. >> they didn't have peas there to prompt them. >> aren't they the cutest? >> they are adorable. >>> when we return, forget snakes on a plane, imagine driving down the room and see something slither out of your car. what one man did. >>> plus video of an extreme case of bullying, a boy beaten up and dragged around the room, even his teacher joined? >>> and we're still tracking isaac. isaac. kim will tell us how long i'm barack obama and i approve this message now mitt romney's attacking the k

it happened on the 2400 block of north cus ti. s road. police say the woman was walking home from the courthouse metro station when she was attacked. she allegedly bit the suspect's hand, screamed for help and he ran away. suspect is being described as a white mail around 5' 7" and weighing 200 pounds. >>> sky fox threw over this scene on avenel road yesterday morning. police say a ride-on bus lost control and hit another vehicle and crashed right into the front door of the house. two people were in the house at the time and luckily, no one inside was hurt. some passengers and the bus driver suffered minor injuries. >>> coming up income, we'll go live to fox business network in new york. the world's largest retailer is hoping shops are way want to start knocking out the christmas list now. >> and back to school shopping may make you feel like your budget is wiped out. the national retail federation as the average cost for school supplies this year is around $700. that includes clothing, shoes and all the other stuff you need for class. >>

democrat from florida who attending the voting engagement tour and the bishop victor cu y curry, pastorbirth church. here in miami. he is also with us tonight. i want to thank both of you for joining me. let me start with you, congresswoman wilson. what is going on in florida? it is so brazen, as i see it. what are you hearing from your constituents? >> well, reverend al, this is truly a crucial time in the history of florida. where 47 years after the voting rights act has been passed, it passed yesterday. and here we are still addressing the same issues. it is such a crucial time because we are disenfranchising so many people. we are disenfranchising seniors, students, poor people, and the elderly. and as we are so happy that you came to miami to stand with bishop curry and bishop curry, we are so happy that you took the torch to establish the national action network in miami. we will be there with you because we have got to come together to fight these voter suppression laws that are causing people so much trauma and they are turning them away from the polls. because they do not have

>>neil: as soon as you hit a patriotic theme the band started. i cued them up. i cued them up. you did thought see my hand gesture. >>neil: karl rove, thank you very much. you know your stuff. to the latest on this hurricane that now is back to a tropical storm with casey in new orleans, right in how does it look? >>casey: we are in plaquemines parish, not far from new orleans. it is one of the areas hardest battered. so hard, in fact, that the governor of louisiana is expected to arise at this location at any moment. that is why you see this gigantic caravan of humvees and national guard troops that are here. you have a lot of government officials. jindal will arrive. he will go see some of the damage firsthand and some of the search-and-rescuations underway as we speak. not far from here, over in an area negligent as breath -- an area of louisiana, not far from here, a town filled up with water quickly and we will check with the governor and a fall wrap on fox report we will have you all covered from that as isaac batters to region, neil. >>neil: thank you, casey, be safe. obv

through scholarships, schools might as well give them a little more money, especially if it hes cu lawits d end theegative p.r. there are, however, a few problems. first, most athletic departments operate at a loss, and don't have the extra cash to give to players. second, title ix dictates female athletes would have to receive the same amount as male athletes. finally, schools also would have to determine how to split money amongst different sports. if they only give to ones that turn a profit, only football and men's basketball players would end up getting paid. unfortunately, it's a sticky issue, and one that wont be relved anytime soon. >> reporter: i'm diane eastabrook, and i'm standing among 35,000 pounds of soy beans. tomorrow, i'll tell you why these soybeans and tofu could be getting more expensive this fall. >> tom: also tomorrow, we talk to mitt romney's top economic advisor at the republican national convention. we'll hear from glenn hubbard. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for tuesday, august 28. have a good evening everyone, and you as well, tom. >> tom: goodnight, susie. w

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